“Our new green web hosting servers are built with Intel Atom processors and large blocks of memory,” said Octavio Diaz, Operations Manager at ServerPronto. “Our green servers are powerful enough to propel most business applications, while ensuring the server maintains a small carbon footprint.”

ServerPronto’s green servers offer two configurations. The Green Starter offers an Intel Atom D410 with 2 GB of DDR2 RAM and a 500 GB hard drive. The Green Starter allows two terabytes of data transfer with a 100Mbps connection. The Green Starter is only $59.95 a month. For power users, the Green Power package offers a dual-core Intel Atom D510 processor, 4GB of DDR2 RAM with a one terabyte hard drive, three terabytes of data transfer, and a 100 Mbps connection. The Green Power server is only $89.95 per month.

The Intel Atom CPU uses just 10 watts of power. The close mating of the components reduces cooling requirements and therefore the need for a power consuming heat sink fan. Meanwhile, the WD Caviar Green HDD reduces power consumption by up to 40 percent and yields lower operating temperatures for increased reliability and lower cooling costs. Finally, 80 PLUS high efficiency power supplies mean the server components demand less power even at higher loads.

“Our green servers use 40 percent less power than conventional SATA drives. That means you can enjoy guaranteed performance while keeping Mother Nature in mind,” Diaz said. “You can begin building your green server at ServerPronto today and promote your business as eco-friendly.”

About ServerPronto
ServerPronto is part of the ‘Pronto family’ of companies with MailPronto, ColoPronto and CloudPronto which have been leading a low-cost revolution in the hosting industry since 2003. Following in those footsteps, ServerPronto is breaking the price barrier for dedicated hosting in secured and reinforced Data Centers with redundant power, lightning fast fiber connections, and 24X7X365 support from a staff with more than 10 years’ experience building and maintaining servers and computer networks.